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Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
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boeTo' opora Ho,s,
Style Of annuuci.io. u,.,S bells AID \,
,,''t vincent q a G Finn, q, c.,,
a,oa, q, ~, 10 recovering from ,'.,sas ,
OF ',oenOse, and hops, w. = ,evm
few dsys. P0' 70 % %
l'asc N. Lodge. ,bo,,
70, some tine, "a nos ~ sy,S.. ~ s''s
erins, and expects 10 b. 's,a',ll =,
ont In q abort time " ace I'd
Washington Lodp. Y,
Nj, will meet this sy,r ,o A. 10
"a. 5,snseme9t. to attend n. ~. 'sai "a.
fno~a 70. as }. Bowen, on saa!,,,, IA! ,,ss y.
Ut. The Swedish NJ Z. Cs,..,
ecna ""o itctlVft an
200 from this genera so,,'s - y
the II. Z. Church, 'fNpai,
The ladies OF the MI, .,
Dela AWARE Avenuo B,n,,.'%
charge only IS ceu,s ,'',s n. i.
given this evening. !"
Joseph X Asams ay,r,
ing y Tow days 10 N.e W., m
mOy soon expect &c hear + '0a "
goods. w
The house No. 6O8 Kin, ,,,..
vas damaged by FIRE a ,s5.,
Ia being rapidly repaired ~ %a
will cost abou, $500 or s9l
Cyrus Commandery, n,
OF ths Golden Eagle, viii c md,
ODD Fellows Hail on Dt ~
continue for two reehp.
Thomas T williams.p s,,l
his farm near Cenlrcv!i.s M
stock and farming inplener,
lie sale next NJ Monday afterr@s'
Do not fall to attend ,bsr-s 1
Heald & Co.. on B,,1,i,, \
inst., as per advertisepsst ~
a cheap house or lot.
Welcome Lodge, NJ.
hniebte, has accepted 81 l,r.l
visit DUPONT Post baz,l, wy]
evening next.
The credee Ach!iles n, p,,,I
dIedee a berth IN the yar, Of NJ
Ian 8 Holllngsworth Conps,,a
steamer Roman.
A. l. Joseph, connected vs
paper, Is keeping bache!c, n
week, and this nornina hs n
connect on q breakfast, aut MI
he is OF looking for lunch.
Charles W. kcFee, E.o., Of d
town. 10, visiting sersto, On,
fe~ day g, prior TO entering ou MT
a,ssnretary 10 the Srngtcr OF 4,
lag OF Congress. /
A Cssq eraie party vi u.sI
1908 Walnut street, to.uo,yys ~
and will march 10 Cooue, sod
rine's dancing acsdemy, Tsn
King streets, where they e1pval
o few hours very pleasantly.
The Sacred Heart ar 1, 81 ,rI,
utes just imported from Ea;c,s
s,dalities ard ytrg psOps|
Pa rs Church, Fourth snI Il
streets, will be unveiled FillsJ
ing with appropriate ceremony
Secretary Baynrd's hOlis 10
ington will be opened tbs VIZ
the first time siscs iledeaIa Of d
and daughter. HE. Ns1tie D
the SeotetAry'd eidtInpn SuiAi
ter, and Miss Flor5Lcu BsyS,d d
side over their fathers aolz
yonnRest daughter, Mls Hs!.is /
10 still a school gin.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
Horse hitlgd,

A jew peddier, whose name could no'
be aseertsined, came home to this city Al
an early hour this morning from tTiI
TO the country. he Uuharnessed hls
horse and let him start for the stable
which Is situated on Water street jest
as the animal reached the railroad a,
West street, he was sJfuck by the Al
north. bound express, and alAost Instant
ly killed.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
wedding In aeorKetorn

a. p. Robinson, Esq and Mi.s Kate,
daughter of BenjamIn Burton, were
married in 81. Psufs M. e. Church
Georgetown, on Tuesday morning, BY
Rev j. l.. McK!m. After the ters
pony they took the $40 O'Clock train
Tor Niagara Falls, aInia showers OF rio.
thai tutir hiepds favcrsd them with,
"a their return they will reside al
Geofs clown.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
IiR,i SON

HIS morning Mrs. O'Brieu, an aged
iFish wonIAD, clme TO police station
and cnmpisiBed that her son Patrick
We On auo.htr Of his periooio spiess.
She rai1 that he bas good situation,
and ~a5 making excellent wages, but
nsd sot 10 drinking again and shs
wanted bim arrested. She was dir ected
TO Clerk hylaud, who Issued b warrant
for his arrest.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
pangeTousIy Constructed.

The inquest on the seven men killed
by the II cent tumhling down OF Father
Ktsner's parochial scboolhouse, in New
York, has resulted In q verdict that the
building was very dangerously con-
sttuctsd; that the vibrations caused by
the hoisting elevator cause1 the fail,
ana that Father Kirner was primarily
resDopsibls for the death OF the seven
men because he failed to obey the build.
ing laws.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
Robbed on tho BAY.

A party of gunners consisting of VIM
Pierce, Charles Buokmaster, Walter
Buckmaster, George Miller and Robert
Miller spent last week on the bay In
the yacht Stacy Robinson. They
brought home 81 wild ducks. While
the party was ashore at Mahan's ditch
n mum be- OF decoy ducks and George
Millee's valuable setter dog were
/ Dion.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
Two UnAnow wns.

Two meD, whose names could not be
asoertsinst engosed III .ittle pusilis.
TIC encounter ut Fourth and Shipiey
stfests this morning. One was stano.
lug On the corner, it Is said, when the
otner walked up aud slapped him In
the face, for which act he WAS promptly
knocked down. On OH cars appearing
on The scere, they were taken away by
their friends.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
1aken ~ Ohargo

Las light q police officer found 3 1T.
Tie ooIored BOY, 10 yeats Of age, wanoer
ius h.nl,ssly around ths street, aud ss
he c1Lld not give q hatisfaotoEy account
OF hlinsslf, took him TO the nall. He
gave ms name as Ewood Campbell,
AID his morning was taken lu clarse
Ds Sp5cisi Odieer Esndegsif., OF the
Seclety toI The Prevention OF GrRsity 10
Cha!artn.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17

W Scott Vernon, foremsn OF tke RE
PUBLICAN. and also an anna .eor gunner,
Is "hustling" around the country to,
Gay with bis trusty colored eervsuf, ,zun
and hip pocket c0nvenisnoes. 1t 10 not
Known whether no is sfssr robins or
chippies."
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17

Robert Bonner announces his retire
ihebt from the New York Ledger, after hay
ing !aeored forty-eiEht yea,s aud made Q
lafge fortune. lie is "a years of age, and
no" proposes to enjoy himself lie
iesies his three sons 10 continue the pub
lication Of his paper
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
uovsEinr Ro,tle.. soe. a rair

Mclnall's SJInp OF Tar cures o coueh
and "a safe aud reliable; 10 opium.
Prioe 20 oents = bottle. Patent N cd l.
cines greatly Tetu3sd. Alcock's Pl0l-
ters, lUo. Botanic Nerve BitteTs, i0c
"a rrussss ,psciAlty; lit auaran.
teed or money ra'u ndei. paniortn
druggist, Second and Market.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
Entertain neni.

Tbs American Eechsnis will give sn
on Saturday evtcILg ~
Odd Fellows Hall, oonsisiiuX az sing
ing, recitstions and Sketches, n. OF =
high moral chaIsc.sr. Several are con.
testing for priz g, which viii be
awarded on that night.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
Tho work Begun ,

Tho work Of laying the asphaltum
pavement on Market street, between
Fifth and Sixth. was begun this moro
ing and by noon almost one fourth Of
the work had been completed. II makes
sn excellent pavement.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
Awaiting an o"ne''

Last TUESDAY mig bit ofcei cs.,r,,,s] 9
arrested John Heck on ~. So Sooopp,ep|
larceny. He had a whi's s,s Sy-I o,sssI|
and 8 box Of sardints % 1.i ,1,..i,,s,,J.lJ|
for for which be cou d moi salis',t. lI n, . II
count. He was he'll held ,alss anisI 70 ~ Ipra3
charge against him ne VIZ, ws,s rss.,.1
The articles. however, . "0r '0rrnDOsd
police citation, as 1t rs. ls y !, tssa|
were stclon. When Jo6' sa. us allsJ
custody the countsrpnane, NV !, ". "
and it is proOao,iis, ,i,. o., a,,sr ! fat.i,
Discharged he asked i.vs 70 b, rlb. |
Aim .ho u.s., rs he 90 ssys ns y,, , d:lif
broken By q fall while whll lo
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
VIII Visit the Fair.

The three Conclayes of Heptasophs have
accepted an invitation to visit the fair now
being held at the rink Eleventh and
Madison streets by DUPONT Post No. .,
Il, A. X aud the joint comm ittee of ar.
ransement Will meet 10 morrow evening
TO iiX the time.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
special .

A special train, SaiIyiNta % as5 taras, y
s:. ss ,;'S:a ;s4 ss1' sss s'y e + ! i'5
Ing, The train consists Oas ls0 . The :as|
s,;..ssss 81. sss ssss:s.'sSs,, e as as5 4.
depot in this city. :, s1s Sd0 0piossl,s y
%snss ssl ttsn, T1 ssasss SI:;' '2 .5,s !, e'.f
the tns engines formerly y, q'tG bulk .''"1
8 : B. n. Eslllesei hss The n speed.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
Yns wossnos.

Tomorrow promises 10 bs from fair
to clouey, With eight thermal omar g.s,
ana ain near the coast. SATURDAY
clearing and slightly co der.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
SURPRISING

To many why we sell
SO many clothing, but
why ST ouldn't we, at
the prices for which we
sell our First Grade OF
Clo'hius; We often
have people 10 tell US
they never had such
satisfaction in wearing
clothing The fit is
easy, goods wear well
and look we'll all the
time. You know we
make many Suits and
Ovesc pats, and take
part cular pains in cut
ting, trimming and max
ing. some people think
there IS nothing in the
get.up Of clothing
The difference is, some
are cot Up to sell, ours
20 wear.
u let makeS en-, sYr-
cess ip Merchant Tailor
ing is the kind Of goods
we keep and the price
for which We make
them up. You never
saw a better selection
Of fine goods than we
carry, or never will find
anybody more anxious
to accommodate and
try 10 please than We
are. We like to show
our goods and have
people know our prices
JAS, 7, MULLIl&sOl
TAILoRs & 9Th & MARKET
cLoTHERS, VIII, DEL.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17

The Old Dominion freight steamer
building et The pusey and Jones Com T..
pRuy's yards Viii b3 iaunchei on SAi-
Cr6ay.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
.,alulie
Explosion Oh N. "a

The DR., ing house Ot.l o. ~ ff.s'.a,II's,'
N CHI gan, bic. up Willlsg .,sp. ,so o,ol
Charles s!n Hs'i ip,'sei "s@f TSPn.sn T@Ii.n TR1a Rs.
Timotby Crowley Fifteen l'Iriil !, n h
william Lsrp, p,,,s wss store. .It Il d
yyss':s; yssssG's .ss;"s % "a &c &c, 's:s
ing or men was le'.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17

To.day and 10, IN INV, ii .lnd..!
:ss sss@ ss.s ~ ilyss :ts se's .s''
VIM. Il. BsbSo'k'
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
CRANOR & co,
Offer for Sale To-day

a lot OF Black Cashmere and
Henrietta Remnants at so cents
per yard, reduced from Is cents
and 81.
One piece of Black Velveteen
reduced from Is cents TO 50
cents.
Colored Silk Velvets reduced
from 81. 50 to 81.
Quilted Innings reduced from
81 to IS cents.
Plaid Muslins reduced from
25 cents to rs cents.
10 dozen Red Doylies re-
duced from 81 to so cents.
10 dozen Red Doylies re-
duced from SI.5o to 81.
9 dozen Ladies Red All
wool Vests, size 28, reduced
from SIPS to Is cents.
We propose to inform our
customers and the public through
the co.smns Of the papers daily
of our reductions in all kinds Of
Dry Goods and Carpets. Per
sons desiring bargains will find
it to their advantage to give US
and early call.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17

John 3. GoodinR, at Eighth and Du.
Fons strests, Is suffering greatly from q
bad eofd, bordering on pneamonis.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
Mechanics Exchange and Engi.
neers' Supply Depot,
mo. IL MARBEr ST.. Will. neI.

Meon an cs eno engineers desiring employ.
nehi, parties Wishing pieabanics, engineers
oie parties nsv Wing buki1ess yhich thsy
wisb 70 close out, parties Wishing TO puis
chasa business OF any kid, will pleass
wIi,o US or call In person, giving us fuiI ps r
ticoiRrs. Terms IiperaL
we are hEo open, 70 cell on com mission
any old or new in nschine parties nav have
10 oner. send us fuil description OF what
YOU hsye. stating selling price g eubject to our
commission. FOR further Information ad.
Mechanics Exchange
No. 15 Market st.. Will, Del.
nTsod.lm
Daily Republican., 1887-11-17
STATE OF tns Temp.r.ture

State OF ths Temperature
Of the RErUBLICAH oaioo today, In ths
shade:
! O'Clock 10 O'Clock IL o'olool
40 SIC 56
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-22

Democratic candidate for Governor next
year. The Judge is an able and clean man,
highly qualified for the Office, and we have
no doubt would make a good run. This
is also true of several others mentioned for
the honor, and it is evident the Democracy
will have some excellent material from
which to select their standard bearer. Let
no mistake be made and the party will
elect its nominee by an old-time majority.
Panhandle NerS.
Major Ran Stalnaker says that with the
tariff as a sole issue next year West Viz
ginia will be Republican. For this To-
mark the Democratic papers are reading
him out of the party. 1t always was re-
garded as a party crime for a Democrat to
tell the truth.-Tyler Star.
Hon. J. B. Floyd is mentioned as a can
didate for Governor on the Democratic
ticket. He halls from Logan, the strong
est Democratic county in the State. He is
young and vigorous and is capable Of
making a red-hOt canvass. -KdRdWhd Ga
zette.
Jim Mason has been trying to come over
to the Democratic party for some time
now, and if he will promise never to
kick" again we'll let him come back this
time.-NeW DOmiR iOR.
We want no quarrel over the Republican
nomination for Governor. Every man
mentioned for the place is available and
unObiectionable. Richie Gazette.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-22
BELLAIRE.

VIM. Shields, Of Neff's Siding, is the
new Township Trustee.
Apeddier who did not pay his license
was taken before the Mayor yesterday.
David Rankin has gone to Grand Island,
Neb., To visit several weeks.
Fields Ministries drew a full house at
the Theatre last night.
Three chaps who stole dry goods from a
Belmont street merchant over a year g
have just peen detected. They heard of
the fact and skipped the town.
Mrs. f.. A. Armstrong, OF the Globe
Hotel, has purchased the II. X. Hess
property, formerly occupied by Mrs. Hoge,
on Belmont street.
Considerable tobacco is being brought up
the river.
OIL, in small quantities, has been found
on a farm near Eusinessburg.
Spangler Post and Women's Relief
Corps have been invItsi to attend n social
at Martins Ferry, giyen by the Women's
Relief Corps.
The Christian Church organization of
this city is ~ years old.
John Kahn and Miss Mary Smith have
been married, says the Tribune.
The gentlemen of the Catholic Church
have formed a big literary society, with
headquarters on the second floor of st
Johns school. The organization starts of
with fifty supporters, and is expected TO
double in membership. The soc ETY. will
delve in literature and military tactics.
4 number OF the substantial men of the
city have joined the club, which insures
its success.
Prot. Haupt gave another free lecture in
Choral Hall, last night.
4 natural gas pipe at the Goblet Com
pluy's burst yesterday, and the factory
was compelled TO lay OF.
Wm. Foulke has opened a grocery in the
FIRST ward.
The Independent wants the fire depart
ment organized, with paid men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-22
MARTINS

Peter O'Connell, q prominent member
Of the American Flint Glass Workers
Union and an employee at the Elson, died
Saturday night from the effects of a fall re-
ceiyed several weeks ago. He will be
buried to-day at = o'clock.
Mrs. Mary Woods, of New Brighton,
Pa, was the guest of Mrs. James Gather
yesterday.
Miss Mamie O'Donnell spent yesterday
with her parents. Miss O'DOnnell makes
her home at New Brighton, Pa.
An infant child of Alfred Springer died
on Sunday.
Mr.. Alex. Tolbert and Miss Lizzie Dew
elingins were married at the residence Of
Mr.. Ham. Daily OIL Sunday night.
Miss Nora Hamilton, of Fairyiew, ., is
the guest Of Miss Alma Chissell.
The Steubeuville pottery has placed one
order for forty thousand dollars worth Of
goods with a Chicago house. Thus the
pottery business boOms. Martins Ferry
ought to have some Of this trade.
Thomas +. Galbraith, only son of Rob
ert and Margaret Galbraith, died at an
early hour on Sunday morning, of dropsy.
He will be buried to-day at one O'Clock
sharp, from his late home, corner Second
and Carlyle streets. Interment in Weeks
cemetery.
Some better and more direct connection
between this city and the coke fields be-
comes more imperative continually. The
C. IL Z. seems, and no doubt is, entirely
inadequate to carry the freight to be carried
along its lines, The BenwoOd furnace has
been unable to receive but 10 cars of coke
IN the last week, while they imperatively
used seven cars every day. The supply is
almost exhausted, and the furnace will
have To be banked unless relief comes very
soon. With the SOnth Penn and a bridge
across the Ohio, the Pennsylvania Com
pany would have q rival which would
waken it to n sense Of its responsibilities.
Besides, the G. y =. has much more work
than it can DO, aud passenger trains com.
ing from the East are almost invariably
from ten minutes to an hour late, from be-
ing sidetracked to let freight ont.
Conductor Vim. Chambers put his men
to work yesterday and had the passenger
car carried by the pony train scrubbed.
The travellers between here and Bellaire
say "bravOr'
Wistar Coss, Of Bellaire, was in the city
yesterday.
Rev. c. +. Walker, of the First Presby-
terrain church, was in Portland last even
Ing, conducting services in the church in
that city.
J. C. Wilson, Of WellSville, was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Mary Davidson has returned from
Bellaire, where she has been visiting Miss
Minnie Kempie.
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BENwOOD.

The sidewalks furnish Coasting grounds
tor the urchinS.
A number of men employed here will
avail themselves Of the low rates on the
railroads and visit their homes Thanksgiv-
ing.
4 small hoy, in Lower Ward, named
Burge fell off a wagon, the wheels passing
over him, breaking the large hone of his
leg and collar-bOne.
The nailers held a meeting yesterday az
ternoon and decided not TO work at night,
claiming that if work is retarded during
the day by the uneven tenor OF the gas
that the company should put in a fuel that
can he depended upon with certainty.
Mrs. Edward Conner died yesterday at
her home several miles out in the country.
Mr W. Cimuel, u skillful operator,
left yesterday for FAirmont, where he will
ill pro TEN. Mr.. j. Mprphy's position in
the B. & o. office. The latter has a fur
Tough for his wedding tour.
The factory of the BsnwoOd Iron Works
was idle yesterday on account of the gas.
The funeral of Mr.. William Steele will
take place to-day. \ special train will
take the remains aud concourse of friends
to Evansville, O.. where the interment
takes place.
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"wrrH BUBBL1Ne eRoAN,'
A Fatal Sense Of Security Awfuliy Real
lied at Sea.

A Fatal sense Oh security AhAuhy
lied at Sea.
"a wet sheet and a flowing sea, a breeze thai
follows fast"
From his lookout the faithful old cap
tain of yonder merchantmen casts an IN
easy glance at the distant horizon. See!
yonder a small speck OF cloud mo larger
than a mans hand" He watches 1t with
his piercing eye for a few moments, then
reaches for his long eyeglass. To his ex-
perien"ed view, this harmless little cloud
betokens danger.
Across his brouzed face there comes a
look of determination, and, with quick or
ders to the seamen, the craft is put about
and all sail made for the nearest haTbor,
where in apparent safety the anchor Is
dropped, and the hardy mariners watch
the approaching storm with defiance!
The storm bursts!
The decks have been cleared, the sails
close furled, and all ordinary preparations
made for an emergency.
The storm increases but all seems safe.
But see /! the vessel gives a sudden
lurch, turns quickly about, and away she
goes!
utLlOl Ldl ia blShNA
This mighty ship might have ridden
safely, but for one weak lux in that an
Choir chain
The strength of the chain is no greater
than the strength of its weakest link
On the sea of life, how many men are
wrecked because of the unsupported weak
ness of a link in the chain of health,
weak vital organ in the body.
The mystery of death is even greater
than the mystery of life. We think the
links of our chain are strong, but we too
seldom critically examine them for our
selves, and never really kROw that they
will bear the strain that we put npon
them.
81 have a friend" said DR.. DiO Lewis,
''wbo can lift 800 pounds, and yet is al
habitual sufferer from kidney and liver
trouble and low spirits" The doctor who
was one OF the wisest and safest public
teachers of the laws OF health, wrote:
The very marked Testimonials from
college professors, respectable physicians,
and other gentlemen of intelligence and
character, TO the value of Warmers safe
cure, have greatly surprised me. Many Of
these gentlemen L KNOW, dnu, IeduluS tneiI
testimony, 1 was impelled to purchase
some bottles Of Warmers safe cure and an
alyze it. Besides | took some, swallowing
three times the prescribed quantity. am
satisfied that the medicine is not iDiu-
rious, and will frankly add that if | found
myself the victim ola serious kidney trou-
BILE | should use this preparation"
One year ago the Seycjd, while in a great
storm, parted her twO-iDch rudder Chain,-
no wonder w0S rusted through! The
key to human health is the condition of
the kidneys, and they may long he dis
eased and we be. ignorant OF the fact, he
cause they give forth little or no pain.
They in reality cause the majority Of all
the deaths, by pOlluting the blood and
sending disease all through the system.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-22
GOVERSMEST5-

RAILROADs-Railroad bonds were dull
and somewhat Irregular and final prices
prices are about equally divided between
gains and losses. Sales $685., 900.
STOCKS-The stock market was COmpa-
ratlvely dull and lower, but the result of
the days trading is of little Importance.
The temper of the room was bullish this
morning, but the general tendency was TO
await further reaction, and the bears i'm
proved the opportunity to make a demon.
s~tration against prices. There was little
doing, except for the account of the profes.
siOnal element, and the bears were
estimated to have put as high as 80, coo
shares OF stock. Very little long
stock came upon the market and the bulls
believe the reaction will bring fresh out
side buying into the market. Some com
ment was called forth by the bidding mp of
money to q per cent in the afternoon, he
ing regarded as an attempt to depress
prices by q manipulation OF the money
market again. But in the iacc of the gov
ernment's offer to advance all the money
needed on government bonds, a %striugency
in money il almost impossible. All the
leading shares were lower, while the low
nTiced securities were firm, especially the
bituminous coal roads. Sales 21l,S92
shares. Quotations closed bid as follows:
Adams Express l40; American Express
lO7; Canada Pacific "a; Central Pacific
81; Chesapeake and Ohio 3; do preferred
Grsts g.! do seconds 81; C~hicagoand Alton,
1876; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 1871
Delaware and Hudson l0i!; Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western, l3i!; Denver
and Rio Grande, "a; Erie, 29i; do PIE
ferred "a; Fl. Wayne, $50; Illinois Cen
trail, us; Lake Shore, 95s; Michigan
Central, 500; Minneapolis and st. Louis,
81; do preferred, %; Missouri Pacific,
9ls Northern Pacific, 223; do preferred,
46!; Chicago and Northwestern, ll13; do
preferred l4l!; New York Central, los;
Oregon TranscOntinental, 20; Pacific
Mail, 37!; Panama, -; Peoria, De- Z. 22l;
PrttsbuTg Isl; Pullman Palace Car l39{;
Reading, 705; Rock Island, III; St.
Louis and San Francisco, 36A; do preferred,
738; first preferred, 1l3; st. Paul, Mime
aDOlis and Minnesota 1O9; st. Paul and
Omaha, 400; DO preferred 1913; Texas Pa
ci6c, 27s; Union Pacific 53!; United States
Expreas %; Western Union Telegraph sol.